Hiblu 7:27

Hiblu 7:27 SIA

To teli belimenale ki yeelc weliweli imasiou lowanekeyo. Belimo lio lokono somo ki yeelc welifle imasiou te eoko ki yeelelele hale ekae eleto, fako fako teko tc ekae e ele. Imasiouto, tei tu le biowale toko be iyosokafu wekio yee ele. Himokoto, liou fei helo le biowale toko be iyosokafu wekio yee ele. To teko e elelc, Tisaseto, nabeo. To le biowale somo fa ekeyo tekota fako fako yeelelele, to nabeo. Fako somousomo komo, tei tuoko Kotoko yeele. Somo komo yeeleto, to bcsosowo. Liou emieleko tolo tc ukou uwokale.

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